Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-14

gsurusyEan Leass Beer Brewers Usion
bscalzs stey ere not Heights q L8bof-
TIE Ce1tFsi Labor uuiao sezs con.
mfftee 20 dsmsna the rrins4atsment o.
tie Tasossists. which Lyman Fsfzeed .
a., Today tie Ais snd Porter Msn's
Aasoeiation waa sxpslled aDlii y Aefetd
70 reaoeniEs tie cards Of chs anso1's
azsoeistion. IRE dsfenoe was that seT-
ersi Of ia owu members we're cot 81
w0gk. u beiosss 10 the District Assem-
BY No. -.
kim Lsouogd Of Bslgium IN . speech
70 the artillery and civic guards On San
day saie ihaf the ec1ntry seeing srms-
uaeuts changing all aFoard IL eompefied
70 ABORT the psEfeoted arrna an8 modern
argauizstion- WheH the eefensea 81 the
coansry and the degelopment Of lie IT.
dussFial and s8mnsroiai resources are
as stake. Il IL tie daty Il the nation 20
aasks every possible ef0rt IN tse e01n-
tFy's bebaif.
Tbs North GsvFaas Gsssffs. of Berlin.
IN an article on uaesn VistOriais iabi-
lee, egmmssts 90 she long sziafiBg
FRIENDSHIP between EnRlspd ard Prussia
and expresses thu hope that these rel a
tons. founded on mutual eon6deuce
and firmly eesnsBted By the marriage
~ the Princess Royal and Crovu Prince
Frederick William, will be maintained
IL fature.
The Indian situation in Arizona is
unclaimed, and the troops are ~ Ioss
ss regards their pFssent whereabouts.
II Ia the general opinion, however. tbss
they are trying 10 Get ksck 30 their old
stamping RFoaBds In the Tonic basin
and the MoQaiIan mountains. They
vill knsv uov that the troops - well As
GsseFal Niles are familiar with the
southern country and that they are
pretty saFs 20 be beaded Of at all the
mountain passes. There IL q perfect
Gordon Of troops along the line, and IL
nov seems almost impossible for them
70 cross into Mexico.
some tifse ago The Memphis evening
seiyaifsr sent o1t eiFenlsF letters % the
isadlng nswspapsrs Of Alabama, AFksn-
sls. Mississippi. Louisiana, Tennessee and
Texas, puttine the folldWinp query: Ia
view II President CleFelsnd's pocket
veto Of the River and HgFboF Bal, do
yos favor his denomination by tbs Dem
oeratie PARTY in 1882" Thirty-f Eve re-
plies wers received. OF these, twenty
seven we're in she affirmative, six 10 the
negative aud two were non oemmitial.
The death wss announced IN San
Francisco, q Captain William +. Saw
zaFd, Of RocklsBd. Maine. Captain
Say~aEd vas = pioneer, and one OF the
land marks In the history OF California.
In the early days be vent 10 the PnRel
Sound and there built several sawmills,
being very suceessfall in their manage
menl and having q Number Of vessels
engaged In transporting lumber from
there 10 this city. In addition to his
lunbeTiu9 interest he was also largely
interested 10 lands 10 che Naps Valley.
A desperate slfray took place Sunday
afternoon 81 Conrad SehneideF's OAK
Cliff Park, uniontown, N. j. IL vas
engaged for the day by the Socialists,
who assembled aboSt 1000 strong 10
bear addresses by Most and his CO.
laboEer, BraunchWeie, aud the park
vas decorated With red hags and vast
quantity OF beer WAS tapped. Each Of
the Socialists invested % cents IA a
ticket which admitted them to the
grounds and entitled them to six glasses
OF beer. The proceeds of the picnic, II
tain q neW trial for the condemned An
arehists IN Chicago. About dozsr
sWaEthy Bohemiaas we're in charge OF
the paFk gate. aud closely scanned al
eomegs. They denied admission to al
whom they suspected Of being reporters
or dsseotiyFs. sIhey enjoyed themselves
nnmolested until soon after noon, wher
q disturbance oocaFred. The rev VA
caused By Bernard Vim, lshoreF
Who attempted 10 pass through the
wood, as vas his cnstom. He wal
s0ized by several OF the Socialists and
assaulted, Whsn be declined to answer
lteir enquiries. VIM managed &
brsak swAy and escape. Later he re
tarued and Was again beaten. Police
man WillbuFReE who tried to Interfere
~as nearly killed. The mob began Il
iRht and pistol sh0ts became Numerous
Albert Delpit, who has Just bsen ex
Dslled from Aisaoe, was 4 member 81
the Paris Figaro staff. lie went to Ben
eld 10 AlsAee 10 see DIR. ZsItfermaon
protesting member Of the Rsiebsiag
/ who had Or, viOusly obtained fOrma
permission 10 visit AlsAce on behalf o.
NJ. Dslpit. Upon arriving at Benfeld
Delpit was ordered by che police 10 iesv,
| German territory within half an hour
| tie protested and telepEaghed 10 Primo,
Hohenlohe, Governor Of Alsaoe l0r
raine. who confirmed the order, bu
/ granted Delplt an hout's grace. III,
| police informed DelFis that be VAS ex
/ yelled beeaus "a he tried H. writing Il
arouse opposition 10 the minds Of thosl
shO should remais loyal to Germany.
Twenty 1--we thousand square miles o
land are inundated Ia Hungary. Their
Eas another hurricane az Mako on Sat
/ ardAy. The water washed over Co
dykes and destroyed a number o
| bridges. The lAboFers az work on tn
dykes fed, but were driven back by th
| ,aldiers.